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Warsaw Adult Education Earns First Program Of Excellence Designation
Warsaw Adult Education (WAE) has earned its first Program of Excellence designation from the Indiana Department of Workforce Development, recognizing WAE’s achievements during the 2025–26 program year. Warsaw Adult Education is one of 39 adult education programs statewide to receive the designation. Established in 2022-23, the recognition honors...
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Second Mattawan High School student killed in crash identified
MATTAWAN, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – The second Mattawan High School student who died in a Texas Township crash early Sunday morning has been identified by her family. She was 16-year-old Aurora Ruckert, and she died at the scene of the crash on West R Avenue along with 15-year-old Jordyn Bigham.
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Mattawan students mourned, WMU fraternity suspended
The family of Aurora Ruckert, one of two Mattawan High School students killed in the early Sunday morning, Oct. 18 crash that injured three other Mattawan High School students, is now represented by attorneys Chris Yates and Ven Johnson, who are conducting their own investigation. The attorneys said the vehicle in the crash belonged to the Ruckerts, however, it is not clear whether Aurora was behind the wheel at the time of the crash.
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Times-Union Newspaper
Warsaw Opens Postseason Against Wayne Friday
WARSAW — The postseason is here for Warsaw football. The Tigers are one of 32 teams in the IHSAA Class 5A tournament. Fort Wayne Wayne (1-8) visits Warsaw (8-1) Friday, Oct. 30 in the semifinals of Sectional 11 at Fisher Field. Tigers head coach Bart Curtis is not looking...
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Goshen High School student wins $1,000 for Mcdonald's mural
GOSHEN, Ind. -- Adelina Rangel, a Goshen High School student, won a $1,000 award through McDonald's "A Celebration of Culture & Community" initiative for a mural inspired by her childhood and Hispanic heritage. The project invited art students from Goshen High school and John Adams High School to create murals...
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Sturgis Journal
Sturgis girls, Centreville boys claim St. Joe County team titles
STURGIS — The Centreville boys and Sturgis girls ran away with victories Monday afternoon, Oct. 26. The two were crowned team champions at the St. Joseph County cross country invitational. Sturgis had the county champion in Alice Starkey, who ran a time of 20:47 to lead the field. The Trojans scored 27 points to win the championship while Three Rivers was second as a team with 39. The Centreville boys were led by Will Hulin. The Bulldogs scored 25 team points, finishing ahead of Three Rivers, which scored 41. VOTE VOTE VOTE: Cast your votes for the Footballer of the Week, presented by Glen Oaks CC! PLAYOFF FOOTBALL: Five local teams made the MHSAA football playoffs. Here's who they will play Hulin paced the field with a time of 16:32 on the day. Nick Overweg ran to third place at 16:41, and Max Reed finished fourth at 17:08 while Will Swanwick came in fifth position with a time of 17:38. Tanner Bingaman came in 12th place for the Bulldogs at 18:40. Three Rivers was second as a team on Monday with 41 points; Sturgis finished third with 79. White Pigeon came in fourth (112), Constantine was fifth (137) and Colon